Sentence examples for dramatic demeanor from inspiring English sources

And you have to wonder, in turn, how Douglas and his dramatic demeanor — at once masterful and eruptive, commanding the space of a movie yet prey to the dictates of his own heart and guts — would fare in times like ours.

Noticing this dramatic change in their demeanor since his last visit, one priest told the other, "Something has happened to them in there".

Vin is much more than the one of the greatest sportscasters ever: he is an artist who has distinguished himself with his poetic use of language, his gracious and dignified demeanor and his dramatic calls of some of the greatest moments in baseball history.

Its central semantic element is the dramatic visibility of the upset person's demeanor.

In one of the trial's most dramatic moments, Landau maintained a cool, unflappable demeanor after an Auschwitz concentration-camp survivor fainted on the witness stand and the courtroom erupted in commotion.

SCORECARD -- Mr. McCain's placid demeanor only partly masks the vehemence of the advertisement, which contains a fairly dramatic dig at Mr. Bush, at least as far as Republicans are concerned: that one of his newest commercials "twists the truth like Clinton".

A dramatic turning point comes when the Ladies, who have been advised to affect a more masculine demeanor, rebel midgame and ostentatiously apply makeup and feminine accouterments.

Their casual demeanor served as a sharp contrast to Carter and Sapp, both of whom displayed plenty of dramatics.

Dramatic, dramatic, dramatic!

What was his demeanor?

"I like his demeanor.